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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1889
Page
3
Reports from the reservation warn that white laborers and cattlemen are leasing and farming Indian lands under new contracts. The move risks displacing rightful growers and prompts the new agent to consider orders ejecting stock and enforcing boundaries to protect Indian allocations.
Private sources report a railroad of interest to Umatilla county and FEa residents. The Nevada California Oregon line now operates over eighty miles northeast from Henno with plans to extend by fifty miles. Originally built as the Nevada & California line, it is expanding its mileage and reach.
A Hart County letter from Vinson Oregon describes rowdy New Year mischief and a broken window spree, then a serious sandbagging assault on Lie Hogan. It notes tobacco odors linger, a legislative attempt to restrain cross county movement, hay purchases for winter, and rumors of old-timers migrating to Long Creek with family.
The Pacific Northwest history project by the Vavifle Rorthweet History Company and the Indian War veterans group gathers reminiscences of early settlers and soldiers. Pendleton figures, old timers, portraits, and locations like Kauvtero and Pendleton are named, with organizers led by F C Campbell and a large staff compiling the prospective history.
This morning reports spread from mobh to mow that Philip Gagen took his own life in Portland. An investigation confirmed the act. The news stunned his parents and friends who recall him as jovial and free of melancholy. Remains to arrive tomorrow for burial at the local cemetery. Card of Thanks notes thanks to those who offered assistance.
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